I've only used the mielle pom and honey leave in and I've grown to love it.... thank you for putting this together for us protein sensitive naturals cause I know I am!
Miche Beauty Leave-In is one of my favorites. I recently purchased the Leave-Ins from Mielle Honey & Pomegranate (plus 2 other Mielle leave-ins), Camille Rose Moisture Milk, and Honey's Handmade Coconut Condish. I look forward to trying these Leave-Ins. I also want to try Obia Naturals hair products.
Camille Rose Curl love moisture milk has protein in it I just realized it I ordered it used it couldn't understand why my hair was so hard and dry because the products used are supposed to be protein free but if you look on the target web site under the Highlights it says "It's fortified with powerful proteins B,C,E" I'm like omg!
Hi Charley! I looked at the Camille Rose Website, as well as the back of my bottle and I checked out Target's ingredients list and I did not see any protein. If you want to certain, you may want to contact Camille Rose directly. Thanks for watching.
@@NaturalRaeRae Read the highlights on the target website for Camille rose love moisture milk and it tells you "It's fortified with powerful proteins" so yes it has proteins. I know how my hair feels when I use products with proteins it doesn't work for me and that's ok. This product is not protein free product maybe it has small amounts I don't know. But I did some research and rice milk is fortified with protein it's a small amount but it still has protein.
Charley Martinez-Rodriguez hi there! I've personally contacted the brand and they've confirmed that the Moisture Milk does not confirm protein. So it's safe to use if you're sensitive 💓
i used the CRN Curl Love all last month - it's a keeper for me! 👍😊👍 lo-po, pro-protein too. i just listen to my hair so i don't overdo it. thanks for sharing
Hi 👋🏾 New and subscribed I have a daughter and a niece who have low porosity hair texture and needed ideas on what products I should try out see if it helps maintain healthy hair. Thank you for sharing ❤️🙏🏾
Iv cur my hair by mistake i was reslly stressed out 2nd time in lockdown gling through emotional time so im going to def get one of these to start my hair journey again and also to care for my daughters hair her hair is extremely protein sensitive, mine is too but her hair is worse when anything protein touches her hair
Thank you I have the mielle organic Pom and Honey it smells amazing but I was scare to use it because I thought it had protein in it. I have extremely protein overload I'm trying to get my hair back to normal . Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this list of leave-ins. I have a random question. How often would it be okay to add honey to your hair? The reason I ask is because some of the leave-ins you mentioned has honey in it. I know honey is a great humectant....but I've really been hesitant about it because I know it can lighten your hair (which I don't want). Can you please tell me how often one can use a product with honey in it without the possibility of it making it lighter? I would greatly appreciate any advice you could share! Thank you in advance and I hope to hear from you soon.
Honey added in products from the store, shouldn't lighten your hair unless it's specifically made to lighten. Honey does produce a type of peroxide, but it has to be at a certain PH level, as well as, be mixed with other things to help it to lighten your hair. There's a whole lot of factors that go into it. I AM NOT AN EXPERT, but I do know that unless it is marketed as a hair lightener, then most natural hair products won't lighten your hair. The honey is in there to help moisturize, not lighten, so you should be okay.
I am dealing with protein overload so I need to find products that are protein free. The Camille rose Moisture Milk has rice milk or something in it, so how is this protein free if that is basically containing protein? Most people said they developed protein overload just by using rice milk/water and of course that is protein
Hi Tatiana! I would say speak to a professional about your hair and whether or not you have protein overload. As for as the Moisture Milk, I contacted Camille Rose personally and they stated that the milk was protein free. Rice milk does not contain enough protein to even register and then it is low down on the ingredients list, too, so it should not bother anyone who has protein issues. If you still don't feel comfortable using it after researching rice milk, then I would say don't use it. Do what you feel is best for your hair. Thanks for watching.
I’m thinking about buying the Obia naturals curl cream and the gel you rave about. But I saw a video where you mixed shea moisture hibiscus conditioner with the Obia gel. Which gave the best definition and long lasting hold and shine??
Thank you for making this video! Although, I'm still kind of stuck and confused. I don't know if I have protein overload, moisture overload, need moisture, or need protein. I did the big chop on April 21 so now I have a twa. I don't know what my twa needs though. I was wondering if anyone could help me figure it out. The products that I usually use in my hair are Shea Moisture's Jamaican Black Castor Oil Shampoo and conditioner along with the Mielle Organics Avocado daily moisturizer hair milk but I currently (very recently) am switching to Shea Moisture Low-Porosity Protein-Free Shampoo along with the Shea Moisture Curl and Shine conditioner and the Mielle Organics Protein-Free Mongongo oil conditioner which I use as a deep conditioner (I still use the Mielle Organic Avocado hair milk as a daily moisturizer). I switched products and most of them are protein-free because I was afraid that the reason why my hair is the way it is was because of protein and that I needed moisture, but now I'm really confused. I wash my hair once a week and have only used the new products once so far but I haven't used the shampoo yet though (because I ordered these off of Amazon and the shampoo didn't arrive yet so I replaced it with the Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Shampoo as a substitute haha). My twa has kind of been crunchy when dry, soft when wet, it has this strange almost (I think) frizz but it's like some hair sticking up straight. It stays like that when my hair is wet and dry. My twa is gets dry and kind of crunchy hours after moisturizing it with Mielle Organic Avocado hair milk that I use everyday. I also want to mention that I sleep with a satin head wrap at night. Does anyone know what I need and what is wrong with my hair? Here's a list of the products I use and my symptoms: PRODUCTS I USE IN MY HAIR -Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Shampoo -Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Conditioner -Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk NEW HAIR PRODUCTS I RECENTLY BOUGHT -Shea Moisture Low Porosity Protein-Free Shampoo -Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus Curl and Shine Conditioner -Mielle Organics Protein-Free Hydrating Mongongo Oil Condtioner -Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk (I've only used these new products once so far though) SYMPTOMS -Hair feels kind of crunchy when dry, even hours after moisturizing with Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk - Is soft when wet though -Has that strange type of frizz like thing/ some hair always sticking up straight when wet and dry -I'm not sure if I should include this one but my twa curls aren't very defined either Thank you so much for reading this whole thing! If anyone has any advice, tips, or ideas please let me know. Have an amazing day! :)
Hi Angel! Sorry you're confused about your hair. However, it is going to be difficult for anyone to pinpoint exactly what is going on with your hair without knowing your hair. You know it better than any of us. What I will say is that protein overload will feel dry and brittle and moisture overload will feel more mushy. It sounds like you shampoo, condition, and put on a milk for moisture. If I was a betting person, I would say that your hair is just not retaining moisture. When I had a twa, I had pieces of hair that stood straight as well until my hair started to retain moisture and my curl pattern started to come in. What I would suggest, is that you clarify your hair to make sure there is no build up. Then deep condition with heat. After that do the LOC method to seal in moisture. That means to put in a leave-in, top it with an oil and then add a cream. Or you can do the LCO, which is leave-in, cream and then an oil to lock it all in. You can top with a gel if you want to hold your curl pattern in place. I would only clarify to get this process started, and then from here on out, I would use a cleansing cowash every other week and a moisturizing shampoo without sulfates the opposing weeks to cleanse with to help your hair start to retain moisture. Once you start to learn what works for your hair, if you decide you want to only shampoo and not cowash, then do that. But I would not shampoo every week if my hair was really dry, I would implement cleansing conditioners into my routine. I hope this helps. But know that it takes time for our hair to come into its curl pattern and to start to retain moisture; it doesn't happen overnight. It's only been 3 months since you big chopped, give it a little more time. Patience is the key.
Also, it wouldn't hurt to add water to your hair during the week as well to help keep it moisturized. I wet my hair everyday when I had a twa, or at the very least misted it with water and/or a refresher spray.
I know I'm late but it sounds like you have protein overload. I'm only assuming that because all of those products you mentioned (except the protein-free ones) have protein in them and you said that your hair gets dry and crunchy hours after moisturizing it with the hair milk, which also has protein in it. Sometimes on the ingredients list, it will say: -Amino Acid -Silk Protein -Hydroloyzed Wheat Protein -Hydroloyzed Quinoa -Hydrolyzed Rice Protein -Hydroloyzed Keratin -Keratin -Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein -Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein PG-Propyl Silanetriol along with several others. I only just found out about this info last week after watching this video: ua-cam.com/video/pvhqpdPzSx8/v-deo.html only to realize that all of my hair products have protein in them, which why my hair never stayed smooth and felt brittle for so long. Hope this helps. 😊
Thanks for sharing. The description box says your hair is a failed wash and go turned into a chunky twist out. Your hair looks amazing! Did you happen to film that, by any chance?
Thank you. I did film the wash and go, but I haven't edited it yet. Was going to try the products again before making a judgement on the products because I think it was user error. I did not film the chunky twist out, though. Thanks for watching and for reading the description box! You would be surprised how many people don't read the description box. Stay safe!
can i ask how the as i am leave in smelled? i get headaches from certain smells and the bottles r sealed in store so i can’t smell it. is it fruity, vanilla, etc?
@@NaturalRaeRae i got it and it’s perfect!! the best leave in i’ve ever used. i get what u mean about the scent, it’s like coconut vanilla but not? thanks again!!
I just got Camille rose moisture milk because everyone said it doesn't have protein but I got it from one of my local shops called boots (I live in the UK) and just saw it has rice seed protein in it?? But on their website and a website I get most of my natural hair products it doesn't include it in the ingredients list. So I'm really confused lmaoo??
I understand. Mine doesn't have protein and when I mentioned that in a video, someone came in my comments saying it does have protein. I double-checked my bottle as well as looked on the website and neither mention protein so I went by what I see on my end. I hope the protein doesn't bother your hair.
Its a bit misleading when products that have rice milk, aloe, and marshmallow root are being listed as protein free when these all act as a form of protein
Coconut in and of itself is not protein. However, it can bind to the protein already in your hair to help strengthen your hair, but always do your own research so you do what is best for your hair. Thanks for watching.
Oh shoot I didn’t know the Mielle Pomegranate and Honey Leave-in is protein free!!! Yesss
I've only used the mielle pom and honey leave in and I've grown to love it.... thank you for putting this together for us protein sensitive naturals cause I know I am!
You are so welcome!
I have those 3 camille rose leave ins and my favorite is the moisture milk and I realize that their hair smoother is really underrated!
Yes, I love the Moisture Milk as well. Thanks for tuning in.
I like Camilla rose algae renew deep conditioning mask. ( cocoa and mango butter)
I love that deep conditioner.
Great video! Kinky curly knot today is protein free as well.
Thanks for the info and for tuning in.
agreed about fresh curl!
Hey hey, SheRea! Thanks for tuning in. How do you use the Fresh Curl?
as a leave in
I like the mielle honey and pomegranate leave in !
Miche Beauty Leave-In is one of my favorites. I recently purchased the Leave-Ins from Mielle Honey & Pomegranate (plus 2 other Mielle leave-ins), Camille Rose Moisture Milk, and Honey's Handmade Coconut Condish. I look forward to trying these Leave-Ins. I also want to try Obia Naturals hair products.
Oh wow! You really went in. Let me know how you like them.
Just getting into taking care of my hair thank you for this
You are so welcome
I recently tried the Miche beauty leave in and it has instantly become a staple I think I love it more then Camille Rose 😩
Wow! That's saying a lot, because Camille Rose has some really great products. Thanks for sharing!
Camille Rose Curl love moisture milk has protein in it I just realized it I ordered it used it couldn't understand why my hair was so hard and dry because the products used are supposed to be protein free but if you look on the target web site under the Highlights it says "It's fortified with powerful proteins B,C,E" I'm like omg!
Hi Charley! I looked at the Camille Rose Website, as well as the back of my bottle and I checked out Target's ingredients list and I did not see any protein. If you want to certain, you may want to contact Camille Rose directly. Thanks for watching.
@@NaturalRaeRae Read the highlights on the target website for Camille rose love moisture milk and it tells you "It's fortified with powerful proteins" so yes it has proteins. I know how my hair feels when I use products with proteins it doesn't work for me and that's ok. This product is not protein free product maybe it has small amounts I don't know. But I did some research and rice milk is fortified with protein it's a small amount but it still has protein.
Charley Martinez-Rodriguez hi there! I've personally contacted the brand and they've confirmed that the Moisture Milk does not confirm protein. So it's safe to use if you're sensitive 💓
@@curlelia good to know. I contacted them as well and they didn't respond to me so I'm glad you got an answer. Thanks for sharing with me.
@@blcherke Thank you.
i used the CRN Curl Love all last month - it's a keeper for me! 👍😊👍
lo-po, pro-protein too. i just listen to my hair so i don't overdo it.
thanks for sharing
Hi 👋🏾 New and subscribed I have a daughter and a niece who have low porosity hair texture and needed ideas on what products I should try out see if it helps maintain healthy hair. Thank you for sharing ❤️🙏🏾
Hi! Thanks for subscribing and I hope these products are useful.
I just bought the as I am. I hope it will work for me.
Everybody is talking about Miche. I really want to try that line too.
I hope it works for you, too! Thanks for watching!
Iv cur my hair by mistake i was reslly stressed out 2nd time in lockdown gling through emotional time so im going to def get one of these to start my hair journey again and also to care for my daughters hair her hair is extremely protein sensitive, mine is too but her hair is worse when anything protein touches her hair
Sorry about that; I pray things get better for you. I'm glad this video could help.
That Miche tho....its 🔥!
Agreed!
I tried fresh curl and I didn’t like it. That was before I did a porosity test a few years ago.
Oh, that's too bad. I really like the Fresh Curl for refreshing my twist outs.
Thank you I have the mielle organic Pom and Honey it smells amazing but I was scare to use it because I thought it had protein in it. I have extremely protein overload I'm trying to get my hair back to normal . Thank you.
You're so welcome!
Read the ingredients list, I think it’s does contain some protein
I just bought the moisture milk I can’t wait to try it !
Good choice; I hope you like it!
Thanks for sharing this list of leave-ins. I have a random question. How often would it be okay to add honey to your hair? The reason I ask is because some of the leave-ins you mentioned has honey in it. I know honey is a great humectant....but I've really been hesitant about it because I know it can lighten your hair (which I don't want). Can you please tell me how often one can use a product with honey in it without the possibility of it making it lighter? I would greatly appreciate any advice you could share! Thank you in advance and I hope to hear from you soon.
Honey added in products from the store, shouldn't lighten your hair unless it's specifically made to lighten. Honey does produce a type of peroxide, but it has to be at a certain PH level, as well as, be mixed with other things to help it to lighten your hair. There's a whole lot of factors that go into it. I AM NOT AN EXPERT, but I do know that unless it is marketed as a hair lightener, then most natural hair products won't lighten your hair. The honey is in there to help moisturize, not lighten, so you should be okay.
I am dealing with protein overload so I need to find products that are protein free. The Camille rose Moisture Milk has rice milk or something in it, so how is this protein free if that is basically containing protein? Most people said they developed protein overload just by using rice milk/water and of course that is protein
Hi Tatiana! I would say speak to a professional about your hair and whether or not you have protein overload. As for as the Moisture Milk, I contacted Camille Rose personally and they stated that the milk was protein free. Rice milk does not contain enough protein to even register and then it is low down on the ingredients list, too, so it should not bother anyone who has protein issues. If you still don't feel comfortable using it after researching rice milk, then I would say don't use it. Do what you feel is best for your hair. Thanks for watching.
I’m thinking about buying the Obia naturals curl cream and the gel you rave about. But I saw a video where you mixed shea moisture hibiscus conditioner with the Obia gel. Which gave the best definition and long lasting hold and shine??
They both work well for me. But the Shea Moisture is less expensive and easier to find, so I would say try that one first.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for making this video! Although, I'm still kind of stuck and confused. I don't know if I have protein overload, moisture overload, need moisture, or need protein. I did the big chop on April 21 so now I have a twa. I don't know what my twa needs though. I was wondering if anyone could help me figure it out. The products that I usually use in my hair are Shea Moisture's Jamaican Black Castor Oil Shampoo and conditioner along with the Mielle Organics Avocado daily moisturizer hair milk but I currently (very recently) am switching to Shea Moisture Low-Porosity Protein-Free Shampoo along with the Shea Moisture Curl and Shine conditioner and the Mielle Organics Protein-Free Mongongo oil conditioner which I use as a deep conditioner (I still use the Mielle Organic Avocado hair milk as a daily moisturizer). I switched products and most of them are protein-free because I was afraid that the reason why my hair is the way it is was because of protein and that I needed moisture, but now I'm really confused. I wash my hair once a week and have only used the new products once so far but I haven't used the shampoo yet though (because I ordered these off of Amazon and the shampoo didn't arrive yet so I replaced it with the Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Shampoo as a substitute haha). My twa has kind of been crunchy when dry, soft when wet, it has this strange almost (I think) frizz but it's like some hair sticking up straight. It stays like that when my hair is wet and dry. My twa is gets dry and kind of crunchy hours after moisturizing it with Mielle Organic Avocado hair milk that I use everyday. I also want to mention that I sleep with a satin head wrap at night. Does anyone know what I need and what is wrong with my hair? Here's a list of the products I use and my symptoms:
PRODUCTS I USE IN MY HAIR
-Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Shampoo
-Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Conditioner
-Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk
NEW HAIR PRODUCTS I RECENTLY BOUGHT
-Shea Moisture Low Porosity Protein-Free Shampoo
-Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus Curl and Shine Conditioner
-Mielle Organics Protein-Free Hydrating Mongongo Oil Condtioner
-Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk
(I've only used these new products once so far though)
SYMPTOMS
-Hair feels kind of crunchy when dry, even hours after moisturizing with Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk
- Is soft when wet though
-Has that strange type of frizz like thing/ some hair always sticking up straight when wet and dry
-I'm not sure if I should include this one but my twa curls aren't very defined either
Thank you so much for reading this whole thing! If anyone has any advice, tips, or ideas please let me know. Have an amazing day! :)
Hi Angel! Sorry you're confused about your hair. However, it is going to be difficult for anyone to pinpoint exactly what is going on with your hair without knowing your hair. You know it better than any of us. What I will say is that protein overload will feel dry and brittle and moisture overload will feel more mushy. It sounds like you shampoo, condition, and put on a milk for moisture. If I was a betting person, I would say that your hair is just not retaining moisture. When I had a twa, I had pieces of hair that stood straight as well until my hair started to retain moisture and my curl pattern started to come in. What I would suggest, is that you clarify your hair to make sure there is no build up. Then deep condition with heat. After that do the LOC method to seal in moisture. That means to put in a leave-in, top it with an oil and then add a cream. Or you can do the LCO, which is leave-in, cream and then an oil to lock it all in. You can top with a gel if you want to hold your curl pattern in place. I would only clarify to get this process started, and then from here on out, I would use a cleansing cowash every other week and a moisturizing shampoo without sulfates the opposing weeks to cleanse with to help your hair start to retain moisture. Once you start to learn what works for your hair, if you decide you want to only shampoo and not cowash, then do that. But I would not shampoo every week if my hair was really dry, I would implement cleansing conditioners into my routine. I hope this helps. But know that it takes time for our hair to come into its curl pattern and to start to retain moisture; it doesn't happen overnight. It's only been 3 months since you big chopped, give it a little more time. Patience is the key.
Also, it wouldn't hurt to add water to your hair during the week as well to help keep it moisturized. I wet my hair everyday when I had a twa, or at the very least misted it with water and/or a refresher spray.
NaturalRaeRae thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I put water in my hair everyday before moisturizer with Mielle Organics Avocado Hair Milk ❤️
NaturalRaeRae Thank you SO much! I really appreciate it! I will try doing that more!❤️
I know I'm late but it sounds like you have protein overload. I'm only assuming that because all of those products you mentioned (except the protein-free ones) have protein in them and you said that your hair gets dry and crunchy hours after moisturizing it with the hair milk, which also has protein in it. Sometimes on the ingredients list, it will say:
-Amino Acid
-Silk Protein
-Hydroloyzed Wheat Protein
-Hydroloyzed Quinoa
-Hydrolyzed Rice Protein
-Hydroloyzed Keratin
-Keratin
-Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein
-Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein PG-Propyl Silanetriol
along with several others. I only just found out about this info last week after watching this video:
ua-cam.com/video/pvhqpdPzSx8/v-deo.html only to realize that all of my hair products have protein in them, which why my hair never stayed smooth and felt brittle for so long. Hope this helps. 😊
Which do you prefer, the Camille rose curl milk or the mielle organics leave in? Pls respond🥺
I love the Camille Rose Curl Love Moisture Milk.
@@NaturalRaeRae yay thank you for responding! Getting that
Thanks for sharing. The description box says your hair is a failed wash and go turned into a chunky twist out. Your hair looks amazing! Did you happen to film that, by any chance?
Thank you. I did film the wash and go, but I haven't edited it yet. Was going to try the products again before making a judgement on the products because I think it was user error. I did not film the chunky twist out, though. Thanks for watching and for reading the description box! You would be surprised how many people don't read the description box. Stay safe!
This was a helpful video. Thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
can i ask how the as i am leave in smelled? i get headaches from certain smells and the bottles r sealed in store so i can’t smell it. is it fruity, vanilla, etc?
It has a subtle smell to me. Not vanilla or really sweet; it's hard to explain but I don't think it will give you a headache.
@@NaturalRaeRae thank you so much!! definitely going to buy it now
@@NaturalRaeRae i got it and it’s perfect!! the best leave in i’ve ever used. i get what u mean about the scent, it’s like coconut vanilla but not? thanks again!!
Aré all these products curly girl friendly?
If you mean are they silicone free, yes they are.
Question leave in do I apply that every day or just every other day?
Not sure I totally understand your question, but I apply my leave ins after deep conditioning on wash day. Thanks for watching!
I just got Camille rose moisture milk because everyone said it doesn't have protein but I got it from one of my local shops called boots (I live in the UK) and just saw it has rice seed protein in it?? But on their website and a website I get most of my natural hair products it doesn't include it in the ingredients list. So I'm really confused lmaoo??
I understand. Mine doesn't have protein and when I mentioned that in a video, someone came in my comments saying it does have protein. I double-checked my bottle as well as looked on the website and neither mention protein so I went by what I see on my end. I hope the protein doesn't bother your hair.
@@NaturalRaeRae thanks! I'm just really confused why its different 😂 when I get around to using it ill have to see!
Great video👀👍
Thanks
@@NaturalRaeRae Your welcome
Its a bit misleading when products that have rice milk, aloe, and marshmallow root are being listed as protein free when these all act as a form of protein
Recommend one please!
Aloe too?
That might explain why I can’t get rid of my protein overload. I’m using a ton of aloe
Isn't coconut protein ??
Coconut in and of itself is not protein. However, it can bind to the protein already in your hair to help strengthen your hair, but always do your own research so you do what is best for your hair. Thanks for watching.